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FET
abbr.
forced expiratory time
FET,
abbreviation for forced expiratory time.


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These MOSFETs are designed to be driven by the photovoltaic (PV) gate driver ICs from Clare, like the CPC 1822/24 and the CPC 1831/2 that are solar powered to turn these FETS on under light.
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MEMS (Micro Electro Mechanical Systems) switches provide the low insertion losses, high isolation, and high linearity of electromechanical relays, with the size, power consumption, and production advantages of high-volume, wafer-fabricated, solid state switches, such as GaAs FETS and PIN diodes.
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The implementation of Class-T Technology enables low-cost commodity FETS to deliver audiophile quality (THD+N = 0.
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